The fear or anxiety associated with real or anticipated communication with another or others is called?

The answer is communication apprehension.

Explanation:

According to James McCroskey, communication apprehension refers to a psychological response related to evaluation. James McCroskey considers that the psychological response becomes physical because our bodies tries to respond regarding the threat that our minds perceive.

However, our bodies are enabled to know the difference between psychological and physical threats, and in this way, our bodies prepare to react. The body's circulatory and adrenal systems allow us to have appropriate physical efficiency. Thus, we are ready to stand and talk. We need to know more about how our bodies respond to stress to develop strategies for managing our fear of social judgment.